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Transfer to a more stable server within MXRoute.

I have a reseller plan on Mxroute on the Lucy server, which was down for 3 days at the beginning of the month and has been down for another 12 hours today. I need to find a more stable alternative or

Identical in that they're both Roundcube, but webmail.mxroute.com has CalDAV, a cool signature builder, lots of cool stuff. Indeed they both access sieve over port 4190 for filters, which are the ones

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* Per server /webmail and webmail.mxroute.com look almost the same. The main difference I notice is /webmail has a left sidebar with various feature access, whereas webmail.mxroute.com has a right sid

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Got it. yeah, I just remembered about the support's POP3 option. Can email importing be done through mxroute as well? For instance, if someone wants to open a support ticket by sending an email direct

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@jar For instance, within WHMCS, we need to configure SMTP settings for email. If I create an email account, such as [email protected], in MXroute's DirectAdmin and use its SMTP credentials in WHMCS, it

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It’s been on my mind for a while and I’ve deployed a little bit, but @crunchbits just sealed the deal. Crunchy is the MXroute backup storage provider for US based servers.

MXroute's uptime is pretty good.

I don't know about MXroute but since its built on actual servers and not cloud service I expect to not be 100% since its very hard to had on Barematel servers to not even stop a service or reboot or u

Claws mail has a plugin for doing just that, which I occasionally use when people send me unreasonably large attachments, it's always worked with dovecot, so I guess won't have side effects in MXRoute

I have used both ZeptoMail and MXRoute for the past few years for transactional email. Never had delivery issues with either (AFAICT). One thing that is tiny easier with Zepto is that once you set up

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* set your SMTP to use mxroute